Patent: CE: EN 50081-1 & EN 61000-6-2

Very similar to the DK-16, the DK-26 is a secure, keypad designed for medium/ high-security control of electric locks. Used in one or two door applications where doors have the same control needs. What is different is that it has two components: the keypad and the CPU board, both are connected by a 16 ft. cable. It may be mounted outdoors in any environment as it is fully weatherproof. It operates at a temperature of +32 to +158F [0 to +70C] for CPU and -22 to +158F [-30 to +70C] for the keypad when using it for indoors or outdoors.

It features a true 10 digit operation, 3 LEDs and a beeper that has an audible keystroke echo, and it is easy to program. The keypad is 5 lbs. (2.27kg) 1-1/2"W x 7"H x 7/8"D and the enclosure’s size is 6"W x 8"H x 3"D which makes it easy to install in smaller places.

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There are multiple options for the DK-26, such as a cover plate, spy shield, expansion circuit board and wiegand output. For more architectural specifications, click here

The different models of the DK-26 are diverse by their colors and controllers. Each one comes with a keypad. The DK-26BK comes in the color black anodized and comes with a controller, as does the DK-26SS is their satin stainless model. The DK-26PBK is the same look as the black anodized model, however, it is only a keypad and without the controller. It is the same with the DK-26PSS

This entry device has a stainless steel cast with 11 rubber keys made out of EPDM. The DK-26 is vandal proof it can mount on a narrow mullion. If the keypad is tampered with or even destroyed, the keypad will not release the door. The DK-26 electrical specifications are 12 VAC/VDC: 7 mA at rest; 160 mA active or 24 VAC/VDC: 20 mA at rest; 190 mA active. It can hold up to 59 users with multiple entry codes. Some of the codes amongst them are a user code, and a hard code disable feature, as well as a passage mode and lockout mode.

For quick tips on how to use the DK-16 hard code to disable user codes, click here

For tips on how to use that code to toggle for fail secure, click here

To learn how to use the hard code to toggle for fail safe, click here

Lastly to use the keypads video recorder to record each transaction, click here

It is easy to install with having the keypad normally surface mounted on the outside of the door to be controlled, and the CPU Board mounted inside the protected area safe from tampering. With 5A DPDT relay and a Request to exit (REX) input and with a 16 ft. [4.8m], 12 conductors, 22 gauge keypad cable, and 3 LEDs and a bell button, this is the keypad for you. Finally, it comes with the MagnaCare lifetime replacement, no fault warranty.

To have a more visual aid for the DK-26, click here